Victoria Czentner (Vicze) is an Argentine visual artist and illustrator based in a small coastal town, specializing in surface pattern design, mural painting, and applied art. Her practice spans digital print design for brands, illustration, ceramics, and large-scale mural work. She has worked with brands including Kenzo Parfums, Ceramica San Lorenzo, Citibank, Farmacity, and BAFWEEK, among others.

Selected Instagram images (8 patterns, 4 placements) suggest a nature-driven, botanical aesthetic with expressive color and an observable hand-crafted quality. Vicze draws inspiration from the way plants grow and intertwine, coastal natural rhythm, and handcrafted architectural ornamentation. The The portfolio features organic all-over compositions with observational precision. Selected placements indicate textile, ceramic, or interior application contexts.

Multi-disciplinary practice: screen printing on fabrics, hand-painting on textiles, digital print design for brands, illustration, ceramics, and mural painting. Interior Design studies provide a foundation in spatial and decorative thinking. Vicze works from direct material engagement - observing, testing, and iterating across media.

Documented client work spans fashion, ceramics, retail, banking, and hospitality. Named brands: Kenzo Parfums, Arredo, Ceramica San Lorenzo, Citibank, Hinds, Desiderata, Mazalosa, Farmacity, BAFWEEK, Simplicity. Applies print design to brand commissions, interior murals (indoor and outdoor), and textile applications for both private and commercial projects.

Studied Interior Design; transitioned into pattern design after an invitation to design fabrics in Brazil. Simultaneously developed a mural practice. Has maintained both tracks - digital print design for brands and large-scale mural painting - as complementary strands of a unified visual practice. Lives in a small town by the sea in Argentina.

The portfolio features botanical and floral all-over compositions with expressive line and colour, informed by plant observation and natural geometry. Ceramic and textile applications are documented in client work. The practice bridges fine craft (screen printing, hand-painting on fabric) and digital print design for commercial clients.